A show about
new minds and complex problems.
Miles Davis and Dave Matthews don't believe in wrong notes. What if that same idea could be applied to learning? Well, we're developing a podcast and a solo show to explore that question. And if you want to participate, there are two ways in. Teach me something. Or follow the project until it becomes a one-hour live performance.
Six is building a solo show about learning, mentorship, rhythm, and melody. It isn't a Ted Talk or a self-help seminar. It's a story built from real conversations, live music, and the honest mess of figuring out a problem Six can't figure out on his own.
The podcast is the behind-the-scenes of how the show is getting made. Each guest teaches Six something. Each conversation becomes material. And the audience watches the show develop in real time.
Love of learning as rhythm first, melody second. A wrong note over a steady beat is jazz. That's the thesis. The show is the test.
The godson story started it. A boy who genuinely believes he will witness the end of the world. Who told Six that directly, without flinching. That conversation became the first piece of the show. Everything since has been an attempt to answer it.
Everything here is free to follow. The podcast, the clips, the essays. No paywall.
If the work means something to you and you want Six to keep making it, $10/month funds the show. Your name goes in the program when it premieres.
Free to follow. Pay to fund.